Used wrong Marker on quilt top
02-01-2017, 02:20 PM
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Used wrong Marker on quilt top
Help!! I am depending on all you smart quilters to help me out. I accidently grabbed a blue marker instead of my blue washout marking pen and I started to mark a design on my quilt top. I am so mad at myself!! Any great ideas how I can get the marked design out?
02-01-2017, 02:37 PM
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Hi! If you have access to a JoAnn's Craft store - one product that I've had great success with is called StāzOn (All Purpose Cleaner). It's sold in the rubber stamp isle, in with the (rubber stamp) ink pads. But, make sure you get this exact brand.!
Good Luck!!
Elle
P.S. Be sure to test it on a scrap piece of fabric first, just in case.
Good Luck!!
Elle
P.S. Be sure to test it on a scrap piece of fabric first, just in case.
02-01-2017, 02:47 PM
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MINNESEWTOGETHER. I am also from MN-from Grantie Falls- so my closest JoAnns is at Willmar (45 minutes away). I have not heard of that product you mentioned. I think I will try the hairspray idea that Joyce 888 mentioned.
02-01-2017, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by aborning
MINNESEWTOGETHER. I am also from MN-from Grantie Falls- so my closest JoAnns is at Willmar (45 minutes away). I have not heard of that product you mentioned. I think I will try the hairspray idea that Joyce 888 mentioned.
Please, let us know how it turns out!!
The StāzOn cleaner gets permanent maker off/out of anything ... it has for me, anyway. It has a really long shelf life, too. I'd recommend picking some up - the next time you get in to your JoAnn's store.
Always nice to hear from a fellow Minnesotan!!
Best wishes,
Elle
02-01-2017, 03:42 PM
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I would try this also and put a towel under the fabric to absorb the ink and hairspray. Cheapest hairspray is the best. Do Not Use a Scented spray! Good luck!![QUOTE=joyce888;7754790]Try drenching with a cheap hairspray, if it lifts wash immediately by hand and see if its gone. If some still lingers do it again
02-01-2017, 03:46 PM
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Before using any method on a quilt, use fabric scraps and try cleaning products there first. Depending on the marker, you may need to try several things and you don't want to ruin the quilt before you find the right one.
02-01-2017, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Tartan
Before using any method on a quilt, use fabric scraps and try cleaning products there first. Depending on the marker, you may need to try several things and you don't want to ruin the quilt before you find the right one.
02-01-2017, 05:15 PM
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I've never tried it for ink, although I've gotten tons of other stains out this way.
Boil water in your kettle. Lay the fabric over a bowl or sink. Then holding the kettle up high over the fabric, SLOWLY pour water onto it (watch you don't splash yourself). By pouring slowly from up high, the water hits the fabric harder and seems to literally knock out the stain. This even worked on a dark wine stain in carpeting.
As the others have said, try a scrap first to see if it does the job.
Best of luck.
Boil water in your kettle. Lay the fabric over a bowl or sink. Then holding the kettle up high over the fabric, SLOWLY pour water onto it (watch you don't splash yourself). By pouring slowly from up high, the water hits the fabric harder and seems to literally knock out the stain. This even worked on a dark wine stain in carpeting.
As the others have said, try a scrap first to see if it does the job.
Best of luck.
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